Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-02
From Monday. D.ily.l
9ALAAoUNM.

J. B. Fitch. OF Y.llA. sp.st yesterday
In town.
Several Interesting hlalu in Court
this week.
The Humboldt House 1. doing . good
business.
Col. J. b. moore advertis.s . los,
note in dis i.sae.
James CLARK. q the Depot Hotel. AZ.
rived from Reno Last svssipR.
II. II. Posue. Of vAiss Rock, gave
this Office = friendly call chi. morning.
A large number of Jurors from all
parts Of the county arrived yesterday
and this morning.
Judge Bigelov arrived from Reno last
evening for the parposs OF holding n
session Of the District Court.
j.. L. HsvSsT il tearing down the old
feA~e houses on The opposite side Of
the street from the residences Of J. Hen.
derscn.
ApPeal:-Attsr Carson pats in q day
at the Fair, YirgiuiS City would do well
to close up SHd p~y il visit. Let this
end Of the State turn loose all lover.
Anarchist Parsons has adopted the
language Of Patrick Henry and his cry
10 give mo liberty OF give me DEATH
lie does not want . Communication OF
sentence.
Every stout, hearty lubber Who goes
about town begging for something to
cot should be put on the chain gang
n made 70 earn his grub for thirty
days cleaning the streets.
App.al:-Irs all nouSsnse TO run
Lincoln and Grant because their fathers
did 40 we'll. People in America don't
travel much on the old mems reputa-
ton. anyhow. It's every nan for him.
self all the time.
John Kerurghnn Vas hanged in the
sAn Francisco jail IAst Friday, shortly
after Ia o'clock. for the murder Of his
nEter-iu-lsV, Martha Ann Hood. By en-
tenn6 her room aud killing her With a
hammer, Oct. 10. 1855.
Trenton Emporium:-"You girls
want the EARTH" said Il State street
when one Of his daughters asked
him for So fer . new jlckrt. mo
psPA,' said the ingenious child OF 20.
''not the esrth-ouly new Jersey"
II man is sufficiently insane TO en-
danger the lses VI his n-igLborS he
should be confined in az Insane Asy.
40 nah should be acquitted OF q
prime on the plea OF insanity aud then
loose to take the life OF some
Doe rise.
Mr.. Croker Gays all the trouble hi.
poor, PoVerty-striaken roads have 10
with il sttributAbis 10 politics.
Politics" he said TO tho commission,
''iI at the roo Of all this trouble. aud
5hen the road is out Of politics il will
prosper." Aud 30 NIlI the people.
The question oil the removal Of the
Postofice has been definitely settled by
Ia transfer TO the Masonic Building adj
the l~SnGrEsDEST Office. wheth.
sr this change will prove beneficial 10 the
public can he A,ccrtAined in
4me, and NC trust hat no oue will be
seriously Inconvenience by its reno.
raj.
Listen to the Sacramento Bre:- Mar.
,us ID. Boruck is the private Secretary
II . Republican Governor. lie is a
nAn Who has cAlumuIAicd and VIliihed
!he NepublicSu party. who has pto.
it rotten. Who has thanked
God that he was away from It. who did
al be could u defeat IL. Who denounced
( just on tho eve of his appointment a.
counselor to the Kepubliean Governor.
Oh. Check! thy usmo is Boruek. and
.hou Sr beprAisod 10y PiEley.
The New York Sun:-John Sher.
nan. James G. Blaine and about n
wealthy followers OF their
school OF politics have combined to-
;ether to subscribe 500 n year for
he circulation OF proteOsionist literA-
.ure during the campaign, II is pro-
posed to increase The number Of iess-
Tres TO one thousand. which gives the
neat sum OF 800, 900 70 be used for
monopoly politics. But even this large
'mouut will be only the cover for the
immense corruption 'fund thai will be
used to contest important States this
;ear pc rliminary to tho national cam
Of next fall.
PeasISasfs.